$SAP SE(SAP)$ SAP insiders have been buying aggressively into the weakness, which I see as a strong confidence signal. Thomas Saueressig bought 1,500 shares at €178.30 on Aug. 26 for about €267,450. Gina Vargiu-Breuer purchased 1,700 shares at €179.15 on Aug. 12 for roughly €304,551. Before that, Dominik Asam reported a purchase on July 27, and CEO Christian Klein bought 2,435 shares at €133.56 on July 24. SAP's own investor-relations page confirms all four transactions as purchases.
To me, this is notable because several senior executives are putting their own money into SAP shares while the stock still trades well below its previous highs. Insider buying never guarantees rising prices, but a cluster of purchases within a short period can be a meaningful bullish signal.
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